Do you lay on the mat on the floor or on your bed?
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Either, initially do it in bed so it's a bit softer, once you've gotten used to the sensation, you can use it against the floor
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I've done both. Laying on the floor is a little more intense, so you may want to start by using it in your bed. I tuck a pillow under the top part and read a book while laying on it. It's amazing.
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I use it lying down on the floor. Exercise is primarily legs, but I experience stretching/movement in my back as well.
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Manufacturer states you are not to sit or lay on it. But my doctor said it was fine for me to lay on it as long as I don't program temperature too high and DONT FALL ASLEEP. The pad needs to CONFORM to your body. I find laying on my foam mattress topper is perfect for my back. Manufacturer wants you to lay it on TOP of your body. My doctor told me they have to say that or people, if they fell asleep could get burned if the digital control malfunctioned for instance. I've been using this pad regularly and it produces very good moisture! I'm happy with this pad. I prefer the control to Thermophore. I own both. I prefer BodyMed controller.
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The side is higher than the matreses surface (but depend on how thick of your matress), so should be high enough from rolling out. but even they roll out, since the bed is not that high which is quite close to the floor, so it wont be too bad. and it wont hurt to fall down if there is carpet in your room.
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I bought the King size so that it would touch the floor.my bed has risers on it.my bed is a queen.love the quilt.
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Put it under a sheet. Basically you use this instead of a mattress pad. It's the same thing, just a little thicker.
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Yes, this is a kneeling model, but that doesn't mean that you need to keel on the floor. I put mine on my bed (it's light enough to place on top of the bed) and then kneel on the bed to get into the correct position to stretch the back. Also, you can then fall off sidewise to de-mount, resting on your side until you are ready to get up and go about your activities.
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You place it on the floor. It's some of the best money I've ever spent. It does everything you need it to do.
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Rolls on any surface. I prefer carpet, but it will leave tempary marks in it from the notches. I recommend using it in the comforts of home.
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When I wash my floor, I pick up the mats. I do not put them back down until the floor is throughly dry. I wipe off the mats separately.
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I tell yeah...you can lay it on the floor and feel like you are on a pillow. It has great support and it just adjusts to your body creating a very comfortable sleep. I just love it so very much, I never like getting out. Just that comfy!
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I've done it both ways and really a nice thick mat is soooooo much nicer on your joints and less slippery than carpet. I'm older (55) so being nice to my joints makes sense. Mine is about 3/4 inch thick black puzzle mat that I got here on Amazon. I bought two sets and put them together to make a larger area. Well worth the $. The thin yoga mats really only help with the slipping part.
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While I can't answer your question definitively, I can say that mine is on a low nap textured carpet and I'm glad I bought the mat. I don't think that it would be as solid without it.
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I just received my silpat mats and the directions state "Store flat or rolled". I am storing them in the sleeves they came in
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It's in between. A bit softer to the touch, but firmer when you're laying on it.
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It's best to use this on top of your mattress. Also, this is sized as a queen. With that being said, I left mine on my stone floor to air out a few days and tried laying on it then. It was still surprisingly comfortable, but if you are not light enough you could be hitting the surface beneath the mattress topper. My advice, get a cheap mattress and place the topper on it.
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It depends on wether you care if you shed dead skin on the floor or bed. No particular recommendation, just a personal preference.